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Instructions

Read the instructions for each exercise carefully and write your answers in the spaces provided.

Exercise 1: Proper Nouns

A proper noun is a name for a particular person, place, or day. It always starts with a capital letter. Circle the proper nouns in the list below.

cat     London     boy     Sarah     book     England     car     Monday

Exercise 2: Simple Past Tense Verbs

Change the verb in the brackets to the simple past tense by adding '-ed'. Write the new word in the blank space.

  1. Yesterday, I _______________ (play) in the park.
  2. She _______________ (watch) a film last night.
  3. We _______________ (walk) to school this morning.
  4. He _______________ (kick) the ball very hard.
  5. They _______________ (listen) to the teacher.

Exercise 3: Adjectives

An adjective is a word that describes a noun (a person, place, or thing). Circle the adjective in each sentence.

  1. The big dog barked.
  2. I have a red ball.
  3. The sun is very bright.
  4. She wore a beautiful dress.
  5. He is a tall boy.

Exercise 4: Capital Letters and Full Stops

Rewrite these sentences correctly. Remember to use capital letters for the start of sentences and for proper nouns. Don't forget the full stop at the end.

  1. my friend ben lives in paris
    ____________________________________________________

  2. we went to the zoo on saturday
    ____________________________________________________

  3. the dog chased the small cat
    ____________________________________________________

Answer Key

Exercise 1: Proper Nouns

The correct words are: London, Sarah, England, Monday

Exercise 2: Simple Past Tense Verbs

  1. played
  2. watched
  3. walked
  4. kicked
  5. listened

Exercise 3: Adjectives

  1. big
  2. red
  3. bright
  4. beautiful
  5. tall

Exercise 4: Capital Letters and Full Stops

  1. My friend Ben lives in Paris.
  2. We went to the zoo on Saturday.
  3. The dog chased the small cat.
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